Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| I am a bit surprised by the following:
| -Bullet::Bullet(const int f, const int c, const int s)
| +Bullet::Bullet(int f, int c, int s)
Bullet.C was wrong the header file is right.
| Also, this
| -// need to make the c++ compiler fint the correct version of abs.
| +// need to make the c++ compiler find the correct version of abs.
| // This is at least true for g++.
| +#ifdef __GNUG__
| using std::abs;
| +#endif
| is not right, since one should never condition on compilers (against
| autoconf philosophy). The best is probably to add the proper
| definitions in cheaders/cmath.
It is also possible that ::abs would work.
| I also tried to find in the list archive which string method of gcc
| 2.x.y was supposed to have arguments in the wrong order, and could not
| find it. Lars, any clue?
was it one of the replace methods? or insert?
Lgb
